Who created Lahoh/Canjero? Yemenis or Somalis?

[Amira]

A Yemeni girl I'm subscribed to just posted a new video on Lahoh. I never knew Yemenis ate Lahoh too. It looks the same exact same as the Somali Lahoh too.

It got me thinking, who created the Lahoh/Canjero? Yemenis or Somalis?

 

[TheMadMullah]

Ar you Oromo or amxaar? Wtf is lahoh

 

[Garaad Darawiish]

A Yemeni girl I'm subscribed to just posted a new video on Lahoh. I never knew Yemenis ate Lahoh too. It looks the same exact same as the Somali Lahoh too.

It got me thinking, who created the Lahoh/Canjero? Yemenis or Somalis?

the banu hashimites of lascaanood created the laxoox as we know it

 

[MARAQ DIGAAG]

A Yemeni girl I'm subscribed to just posted a new video on Lahoh. I never knew Yemenis ate Lahoh too. It looks the same exact same as the Somali Lahoh too.

It got me thinking, who created the Lahoh/Canjero? Yemenis or Somalis?

There are variants of laxoox consumed all the way from India to Morroco . The same is true for Sabaayad /Kimis .
Yemenis also have a type of kimis and malawah ..these are all ancient Afro -asiatic cuisines and we will never know who invented them .the ancient probably had an influence .

 

[Nightline Kid]

Do we have anything that is purely original to Somalis?

Ar you Oromo or amxaar? Wtf is lahoh

Laxoox is just another way of saying canjeero

 

[TheMadMullah]

Do we have anything that is purely original to Somalis?



Laxoox is just another way of saying canjeero

Laxoox is canjeero yes but lahoh sounds what an amxaar injirleey or censored would say lol

 

[SOMALI GENERAL]

Yemenis didn't create it. I'm guessing Canjeelo originated in Ethiopia/Eritrea & spread to Somaliweyn. We developed our own variation shortly afterwards.

 

[Mr.Haggis]

The raw meat eaters invented it. Not the Yemenis neather the somalis.

 

[Shimbiris]

Canjeero is a Horner meal. Ethios like Habeshas, as much as folks in this forum seem to hate their kitfo eating guts, have a variant of it called "Injera". There's no equivalent among Yemenis, as far as I've seen.

 

[Menelik III]

Injera originates in Ethiopia, with fragments of the methaad (stove) found and dated to be 7k+ yrs old.